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Your b. Tech score n gre score will matter. College plays secondary role. If not a lot of students from your college apply to USA then arranging LOR or PPI can be difficult. But you can prepare well in advance for that by speaking with your teachers at an early stage

Hi Bhogineni,
Admission requirements vary across Europe. Apart form IELTS there may be university or department exams so you need to clarify what you plan to study. Have you also decided which particular country you want to go to?

Gre general is the test you are looking at. The subject tests are required by a few universities for specific programs. In case you would be required to take subject test, you will know that from course eligibility. However even if course wants a subject test, you will still be required to appear for GRE general

Yes Germany is a very good choice for MS but you should know German language and also it's tuition fee is not free so you should keep handful of money with you for MS.overall it's a good place and you will get a wonderful job after that.
Good luck for your future

yes you can do it .
but its dipend on you

Anything between 90&95 perecentile would fetch you your required college. aim to score around 99 percentile by giving more mock exams on safe side.

That depends on which entrance exam you choose to write. For both KCET and COMED-K, you would need a rank of about 1000-1300 to get in through the first round. However, if you are lucky, you can get in through the second round with a rank of about 2500-3000.
Also, if you are very insistent on joining MSRIT and you don't get a Mechanical Engineering seat, you can pick another branch, because the coursework for the first year is common to all branches. If you do exceedingly well in the first year, MSRIT offers you an option for a branch change.